technology and the common instructional framework

Technology and the Common Instructional Framework

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What are the elements of a well-designed lesson plan?

Learning Goals for Today

• Reflect on the thinking behind a well-designed, technology-enhanced lesson

• Become aware of variety of Web 2.0 tools that can be readily added to typical lesson plans

• Make connections among lesson design, 21st Century skills, and the CIF

What are the conditions for successful technology

integration?

• http://ciftechnology.wikispaces.com/

• eTIPS article

• 4A protocol

How do we add technology into an existing lesson plan?

• How does each technology activity/resource add or detract from the lesson’s rigor?

• Reference the eTIPS article previously read.

Now YOU do it!

Consider the connections among technology, 21st Century Skills, and the Common Instructional

Framework

Tony Wagner’s Global Skills

• Curiosity and Imagination

• Critical Thinking and Problem Solving

• Collaboration

• Agility and Adaptability

• Initiative and Entrepreneurialism

• Accessing and Analyzing Information

• Effective Communication

Common Instructional Framework

• Collaborative Group Work

• Writing to Learn

• Literacy Groups

• Scaffolding

• Questioning

• Classroom Talk

Added Value?

How will YOU apply today’s learnings?

E-mail or complete index card.

(Make sure you include your e-mail on the index card)

• Frances Bryant Bradburn fbradburn@newschoolsproject.comDonna Clelland dkclelland52@earthlink.comNancy Guthrie nancypguthrie@charter.netVickie Wells vbwells@earthlink.com